Could the older domain investors have been as successful as they were without money from the adult industry? It’s question that really hasn’t been brought up. Probably because its done and it doesn’t really matter. To others its taboo to talk about. To me, its just part of domain investing history. But as I trace the paths to success there is a lot of commonality. One, belief in the future of domain names. Two, patience. Three, adult material.
Adult money allowed many of the early domain investors to grow their portfolio and fill their bank accounts. Some of the biggest guys were known for having huge portfolios of typos and adult material. Even side businesses in the adult world. Talking to a domain investor that’s been in it for 15 plus years said it was hard for him because he just didn’t feel comfortable with adult material . But he saw others making hundreds of thousands, if not millions with the names. The same with typos. He was able to do it “clean” with non adult name with a few slipping in (no pun intended) with bulk purchases, and stuck to typins and typos until the resell market started to become a good income source.
I’m not judging. If I would have entered domain investing at a different place in my life I may have joined in as well. But I came in with a family and at the tail end of traffic monetization. A family that was usually within 5 feet of me working on the computer. It was just something that I couldn’t do at that point. It’s no coincidence that the people making adult money didn’t have children running around. I am not saying some didn’t, just saying that makes things easier without kids around when in that world. I also not saying that investors that made adult money wouldn’t have made millions without it. On the contrary. They are smart. They follow the money and at the time that is where the money was. They have made millions without any adult material as well. It just made it easier and gave them the money to be more patient and build a better and bigger portfolio.
All things that aren’t available today. Today’s version of typo, typin, and adult traffic isn’t there in my opinion. It has to be done with straight flipping domains. Which I feel is a bit harder for the new investor. It’s why they are throwing handfuls of darts into new Gs hoping they may be the new easy money. It hasn’t and most likely won’t work. And I don’t see a FriendFinder affiliate money laying around either. Just going to have to work longer and harder but the end results can still be the same . Here are today’s names at auction. Click to see current price
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Quote of the Day: “If you would not be forgotten as soon as you are dead, either write something worth reading or do things worth writing” -Benjamin Franklin
Domain of the Day: BlueUltra.com Nice sounding brand for $12. Maybe I just like it because its close to Cultra
Namejet and Sedo Names at Auction
Netting.org If you sell netting (bird, fish, shade, packaging) this would be a good name for you. When I asked the seller who would want the name he sent me a list of 300 people that are in the netting business. And that the keyword is taking in 60 extensions.
41 Dot Com Domains. No Reserve Names like CoinLoon.com, CyberFarming.com, BudKitty.com, and LoadTimer.com
EBCR.com Good letters and its met reserve at under $500
NewDeal.com No reserve. 22 years old. What all athletes are looking for
AutoBlanket.com No bids. Keep your car safe and warm
Poozi.com Nice little 5L.com. You know I like them. We’ve established that
Godaddy Domains That I Like With Multiple Bids
Magazines.net Not a ton of money left in magazines but Apple is about to try and figure it out
TrailerLock.com Too small of a product for me but there are bidders who disagree
NativeSoil.com One of the most valuable commodities on Earth. 22 years old
Navigato.com I assumed it was Spanish for Navigate but turns out its Italian and they use it as “Surf” the Internet
HobbyNews.com The hobby business continues to be billions of dollars with drones taking the place of planes and trains
Dutto.com Naive me thought this was just a nice 5L I could get at a good price. Nope
HSOG.com You’ve heard me say I like the O in the third spot for “Of”
PuppyEyes.com Nice kids brand. 18 years old
Departure.org Going to be a travel name despite being .org
SunnyCare.com good name, watch the trademarks
GXLF.com Headed to China
FairShop.com Definitely going to be a place that everything is sourced ecologically and through fair trade
PortlandMarijuana.com Can’t think of any two words that go together better than these two. Maybe Peanut Butter and Jelly
3265.cc Can’t go wrong with NNN and NNNN.cc
OurToken.com We’re still doing token domains. Just not quite as many because of the “slide”
Catzia.com I see a cat site. That’s it. Cats
Godaddy Names With One or NO Bids
XXBXX.com.com Has a great opening bid. The Chinese love this type of pattern
PrimePrep.com Could be used for many different types of training. Was also the name of the terribly unsuccessful school that Deon Sanders founded. no bids
MuttRescue.com Mutts make the best dogs
SmokeTank.com I don’t know what a smoke tank is or will be but for $12 I might be willing to find out
BronzeBay.com Too bad tanning salons aren’t a good business anymore
Cafe50.com 903 million Google results can’t be bad
Heysa.com Nice 5L with one, $12 bid
PrecisionBackup.com when it comes to backing up valuable stuff you want it done correctly. No bidders
NoWaxing.com Marketing name for laser treatment
FindShane.com Where’s Waldo type game coming out in September
Guardando.com “To keep” in Spanish. Only one bidder wants to keep this domain. GD values it at $3900
Confefe.com Don’t confuse this for the word “Covfefe” which means “to be a stubborn bully” in most languages
Fergan.com Doesn’t mean anything but clean, easy to spell, name for $12
Godaddy Names With Bids
0186.cc
3op.org
788368.com
AceConsultGhana.com
AfterMidnightBroadway.com
AirVaporMax.info
AlertClothingCompany.com
AlisonRowe.com
AMGSwimSchool.com
Amisites.com
AmoriumExcavations.org
AngelsEssence.net
GigGalYoga.com
Causally.com
ConsultingFitness.com
CraftProjectsPatterns.com
CureNailFungusNow.com
DavidLopez.us
Dermatologist-NearMe.com
DollShopsUnited.com
Ecaat.com
Ecommerce24.com
End.biz
eTechy.com
EzraBibleInstitute.org
FlexRewards.net
freebsd-howto.com
Games4Future.com
GlobalCashCardCard.com
GoldenDust.com
GuruPlay.com
HempWithLove.com
Hengjialh.com
Hettorrespa.com
hg1299.com
HootKidney.info
hotel-tartini-piran.com
InvestorCrypto.com
KatyMomsBlog.com
KryptoBot.com
Lawyers-NearMe.com
LearnScratch.org
Link-Links.org
Lovenlp.com
Luccc.com
mbfpt.com
MegaRestaurantSupply.com
MiyettiApparel.com
ModaBlockheads.com
MtBee.com
Nakhalarabia.com
NewHavenHoliday.com
NewsRadioCentralOregon.com
OldTimeRusticCottage.com
OnStarshipSandDragonWings.com
OrangeCoastRebuilding.com
OrganicVolunteers.com
ParqueByBlos.com
Pcade.com
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ProcareMedStaffing.com
Rdaohang.com
Redlist-arc.org
Riders-Match.com
Sandara.net
SensorHub.com
ShenHongsd.com
SimplySeven.com
SmokeSmellBegone.com
SpidermanCBA.com
StarkJuice.com
StaterOnline.com
SUVK.com
SweetPeaRanch.com
Tap2Go.com
TasteOfCuba.com
TAudiobook.com
TDPhotoVideo.com
TexasTallChairs.com
TimeGraph.com
TrstByPalladium.com
VedHerbs.com
VcemYachts.net
Victoriaherts.com
VillageFamilyYoga.com
Wxerdos.com
YeastFix.info
YeOldCountryKitchen.net
Zaico.com
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